Hi Jonathan
Jonathan Kaye escribió:
The mysterious "argument is not optional" error
was "solved" by not choosing to the run the macro from the IDE
Organize Macros--> select the relevant macro and click the Run button)
but rather running them from the spreadsheet. I have no explanation
for this
Download AndrewMacro.odt and take a look at chapter 9 Formatting macros
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2008/2/10, Jonathan Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi all,
> Trying to write these Basic macros is extremely frustrating. I'm sure I'm
> missing some basic documentation somewhere but I can't find it for the
> life
> of me.
> I have written the follow macro:
> Function SimpSet(ProcessString) As Stri
Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Kaye escribió:
Hi all,
Trying to write these Basic macros is extremely frustrating. I'm sure I'm
missing some basic documentation somewhere but I can't find it for the life
of me.
* although it may be obvious: press F1 to open OOo Help, in the tab
"Contents" you'll see t
Hi all,
Trying to write these Basic macros is extremely frustrating. I'm sure I'm
missing some basic documentation somewhere but I can't find it for the life
of me.
I have written the follow macro:
Function SimpSet(ProcessString) As String
Dim Position As Integer
Position = InStr(Pr
